Oh well. Sucks to be the rest of the nation.
This? IS mostly a liability issue, no government entity wants to be liable for kids that are now unable to swim, nor are able to behave in public. Big pharmas jabs have made a generation of disabled kids. Something like one in ten are functionally a liability issue. They all have chronic diseases and behavior problems.
In the old days, high school kids, with red cross cards who were adequate swimmers, could watch over the little ones while making minimum wage, now? What corporate America has done to the population in pursuit of profit has ruined all that.
More than 10% of boys have been diagnosed with an intellectual disability, autism or another developmental delay.
www.cbsnews.com
If the parents can't take time off to go to a lake or river, or private lodge or hotel to watch their own children? Nope, forget about it now.
I always watched my kid when he was little, he got his red cross cert., and then, by the time he was twelve, could just walk down to the river, lake or watering hole.
"In Michigan you're never more than 6 miles from a body of water or 85 miles from a Great Lake."
Lakes, Rivers and Fish
- Michigan is home to 11,000 inland lakes.
- Michigan has 3,300 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, the longest U.S. freshwater coastline.
- Michigan has more total shoreline than any state except Alaska.
- Michigan has tens of thousands of miles of rivers and streams.
- In Michigan you're never more than 6 miles from a body of water or 85 miles from a Great Lake - which means you're never more than six miles from great fishing!
- The DNR has six fish hatcheries, which produce more than 700,000 pounds of fish every year. Recreational fishing in Michigan is supported by stocked fish, with more than 50% of the Great Lakes trout and salmon fishery coming from stocked fish.
